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Mt. Balagbag

This write up was long overdue, we went to Mt Balagbag last December 2017 when "Garfield" the cute and floppy cat was still around who tirelessly entertained hikers and visitors alike.

Mt. Balagbag is a great hiking destination within the proximity of Manila which is located in San Jose Delmonte in Bulacan. Balagbag means “not correctly aligned or positioned” maybe that's how it got its name since it is located between the boundaries of Rodriguez, Rizal and SJD, Bulacan.

Because of its moderate slope, wide and established trail, it has become a favourite training ground for those who are beginning in their journey as a trail runner. Moreover, it is also one of the all-time favourites for those who are introduced into hiking since this is very accessible for commuters and can be hiked at one's convenience.  

The start of the trek commences from Licao-Licao (one has the option to ride a trike which can cut the trekking time by 40 minutes). The trail passes a cemented pavement with gradual ascent until reaching the first registration point, from there on the trail leads into a pathway comprised of dirt and rocks ideal for mountain bikers which then leads into an open grassland with established trail ideal for runners, bikers and sightseers with a total distance of 5.8km all the way to the summit and an elevation gain of 1500ft. The summit offers a commanding view of Sierra Madre mountain ranges, Mt Oriod and even Metro Manila can be seen in the horizon. During that time we were welcomed by the cute and cuddly "Garfield the Cat", we were sad to learn that he is no longer around today.


Shooting place for "Goyo ang Batang Heneral"

With the Team Una


Campsite

Gwapo be like



Garfield the Cat

Wazzupp Nigga?
How to Get There:
1. From Cubao, ride a bus bound for Tungko (alight in Jollibee).
2. From Jollibee Tungko, ride a jeep bound for Licao-Licao
3. You can ride trikes towards Mt Balagbag or you can take a walk (we walk of course).


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